Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Mr. Bill Raap Ms. Deborah Weinberg Vice Principal Grade 11 Asst. Principal 9th grade Mr. Carl Hentschke Asst. Principal 12th grade Mr. George Rehe Asst. Principal 10th grade Mrs. Judy Box Director of Student Activities ADMINISTRATION 105

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A creature without memories cannot discover the past ... One without expectations can¬ not conceive a future ' Santayana Seniors of 1978 will have memories of senior activities, in¬ volvement in clubs and athletics, and of other personal experi¬ ences with teachers and friends. Some of you will remember that this was the year of the long drought, that we had our first teachers ' strike, and that leaders in the Middle East made progress towards peace. Not many will realize that this is one of the first classes of almost complete integration of boys and girls into all areas of curricu¬ lum, including a complete equal sports program. How many will realize that this is to be one of the last classes that will be al¬ lowed to graduate without first having to pass final competing exams in reading, writing and mathematics. You, the class of 1978, are at the end and beginning of chang¬ ing eras. You have witnessed and been subjected to the pres¬ sures and demands of our dem¬ ocratic society and you have seen the effects that this has made on our schools. We, as eduators, feel we have prepared you for additional challenges and have given you the ability to make demands of your own. We urge you to develop high expectations of yourselves, your institutions and your society. Don Cercich Principal 104

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COUNSELORS Mr. Schornick was Irvington ' s only part-time counselor last year. He counseled the freshmen from Sk to Z. Mr. Schornick saw students re¬ garding graduation requirements and college prepatory courses. He also attempted to help students with any personal problems at home or school. Mr. Schornick has a Master of Science Degree in Counseling and a Pupil Per¬ sonnel Credential. Mr. Costello was the Freshman Class counselor last year. As the De¬ partment Chairman, he helps to maintain communication between all of the counselors. This was a new job for Mr. Costello but he feels it is a valuable position. Mr. Costello has a Masters Degree in Counseling with ten years experience as both a coun¬ selor and a teacher. He feels that his work with the students is very stimu¬ lating because they are optimistic, energetic and honest. Mrs. Hofer was the Sophomore counselor. She enjoys the various as¬ pects of her job which include help¬ ing students make class choices, solving problems and preparing for graduation. She also likes to talk to the students about their ideas and to clear them up when they are con¬ fused. Her qualifications include a Masters Degree and a Counseling Credential. She really enjoys her job at Irvington. Mr. Fred Weibel Mrs. Gloria Carr Mrs. Sylvia Cornell Mr. Richard Arey President Vice-President Member Clerk 106